Marketing Specialist

Sourcing Scrap Materials:

Identify and establish relationships with suppliers of scrap materials, such as businesses, industries, or individuals.
Seek out new sources of scrap to ensure a steady supply for their clients or company.
Negotiating and Purchasing:

Negotiate prices and terms with suppliers to secure the best deals for the scrap materials.
Handle the purchasing process, including contracts and payment arrangements.
Market Analysis:

Stay informed about market trends, prices, and demand for various types of scrap materials.
Analyze market conditions to make informed buying decisions and to advise clients or employers on the best times to buy or sell.
Quality Control:

Assess the quality and grade of the scrap materials to ensure they meet required standards and specifications.
Address any issues related to the quality of the scrap with suppliers.
Logistics and Coordination:

Coordinate the logistics of transporting scrap materials from the supplier to the buyer or recycling facility.
Ensure timely and efficient delivery while managing costs related to transportation and handling.
Documentation and Compliance:

Handle necessary documentation, such as purchase orders, invoices, and contracts.
Ensure compliance with relevant regulations and industry standards regarding the handling and disposal of scrap materials.
Relationship Management:

Build and maintain strong relationships with both suppliers and buyers.
Address any issues or disputes that arise between parties to maintain smooth operations.
Reporting and Analysis:

Provide regular reports on purchasing activities, market conditions, and financial performance.
Use data to optimize purchasing strategies and improve overall efficiency.